By Investment Abroad is Right or Wrong?
INTRODUCTION
One of the hallmarks of globalization in the financial services industry is the improvement of access to non-local investors provided in several major markets in the world. Increasingly allow exchanges from the emerging markets institutional investors in their domestic markets to act. Indian stock market opens up foreign institutional investors in the 14 September 1992, initially with many limitations. The regulation on them are now liberalized and minimized, since 1993 a substantial amount of portfolio investments by foreigners get in shape, when FIIs invest in equities. This has led to a turning point in Indian stock market. The government is aware of India, the government's policy to allow FII investment in Indian capital market. According to the SEBI regulation on 14-11-1995. To invest in India stock market, they wanted the Security Exchange Board of India to register as foreign institutional investors. It is possible for foreigners in Germany of securities without registering as foreign institutional investors to trade, but such cases a permit Reserve Bank of India or the Foreign Institutional Promotion Board. They are generally concentrated in the secondary market.
